After-Image

In the late 1980s, Martin Beesom's After-Image ran for nine issues as a striking independent comic, with Mark Frankcombe as its most frequent writer. A moody, character-driven series, it explored the blurred lines between reality and perception in a world where memory itself could be weaponized. Its concise, self-contained run remains a cult touchstone for fans of cerebral, artistically ambitious storytelling from the era.